Here are some of my personal favorite and/or generally most popular posts over the years, listed in chronological order.
- Ut Oh, It’s Magic
- Don’t Trust Anyone Over 30
- A Mission from Codd
- The First Step’s a Doozy
- Half Man, Half Machine, All Cop
- Ingres: Can You Ever Go Back?
- Is Silicon Valley Reproducible?
- Pimp My Ride: Jacked-Up Relational vs. Special-Purpose DBMSs
- Hope and Agility: The Revlon Test
- Rule 1 of Database Performance
- Open Secrets
- Rethinking Crossing the Chasm
- Software Consolidation: Modern Conglomerates and New Conglomerates: After the Deluge
- The Powerset Launch: Beware “The Next” Positioning
- How To Develop A Marketing Message
- Things Not to Do: Declare your Category Dead
- Why Mark Logic Isn’t Bigger Than Oracle. Or Is It?
- The Great Dysfunctional Corporate Budgeting Process
- Marketing Tip of the Day: Never Say “Very”
- Six Things Publishers Should Be Able To Do With Content
- The Database Tea Party: The NoSQL Movement
- Veterans vs. Up-and-Comers in Startups
- Five Rules for Competing with Giants
- The Fit or Fat Startup
- Beware the Spectacular B-Round Valuation
- Defending Weak People
- The Mythical World-Class Manager
- A Short Missive on Culture
Hi Dave,
I have a quick suggestion for you vis-a-vis ‘Best of Kellblog’:
Instead of listing just short titles of the posts above, can you not also include a brief description (and/or, may be, tags) corresponding to each post?
That way, readers (myself included) would be able to judge the topic of each post more accurately and can quickly get to the ones of their interest.
I truly value (and enjoy) reading this blog but since you write on many; fairly diverse topics, I’m sure implementing something like what I’ve suggested above would be quite useful (not just to me but to many others also, I’m sure).
Nice idea. Might help with SEO as well to be honest.
Also, Dave, the post (link) above with the title:
How To Develop A Marketing Message
returns your custom ‘Page not found’ (404 error) page – I guess you might want to fix that.
Thanks, fixed.